Every Spring I write about the Tulip Magnolia in my back yard. It fills the windows in the sunroom with pink blossoms. This Spring I decided to clip some of the branches with blooms and bring them inside.
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| BLOOMS THROUGH THE WINDOW |
The blooms fill both windows.
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| OUTSIDE THE WINDOWS |
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| TULIP MAGNOLIA BLOOMS |
I placed them into a large bowl on the ottoman in the sun room.
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| BLOOMS IN MY POTTERY BOWL IN MY SUN ROOM |
I changed out the pillows with images of garden benches. You can see the tulip magnolia through the window panes.
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| SPRING PILLOWS AND A VIEW OF THE TULIP MAGNOLIA |
The bowl is resting on one of my vintage bread boards.
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| BOWL ON VINTAGE BREADBOARD |
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| TULIP MAGNOLIA BLOOMS |
I like using the pottery bowl instead of a vase.
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| POTTERY BOWL INSTEAD OF A VASE |
I layered a hide throw over the ottoman and rested the bowl on a bread board. Don't miss the repair on the bread board.
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| LAYERED HIDE RUG AND BREAD BOARD WITH A REPAIR |
There's another repair on the bread board handle.
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| ANOTHER BREAD BOARD REPAIR |
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| HIDE RUG |
I had a few extra branches, so I wove them through the lattice on the front porch bench. It was just what the bench needed--a touch of Spring. They look just like a climbing vine.
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| TULIP MAGNOLIA WEAVING THROUGH THE LATTICE |
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| TULIP MAGNOLIA ON THE BENCH SEAT |
Do you use branches as bouquets?
Would you use a bowl instead of a vase for flowers?
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